Warren, Michigan veteran healthcare: VA medical centers, community care, mental health, and how to enroll. Verified contacts for 2026.
Warren (population 139,387) is one of the larger metros in Michigan, and several local and statewide programs serve veterans here. This page lists verified healthcare resources filtered to Warren, plus the broader Michigan guide for help that is available statewide.
Veterans in crisis: dial 988 then press 1, text 838255, or chat at VeteransCrisisLine.net (24/7).
If you’re a veteran in Michigan and need healthcare or mental health support, start with the VA system and Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency. Michigan has five VA medical centers, more than 25 community-based outpatient clinics, and Vet Centers that can help with counseling and readjustment support. You may be able to get primary care, specialty care, PTSD treatment, substance use treatment, telehealth, and crisis help close to home.
If you’re in crisis right now, call 988 and press 1. If it’s urgent but not a crisis, contact the nearest VA medical center or clinic and ask about enrollment, mental health scheduling, or whether you qualify for Community Care.
VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) options for Warren, MI veterans.
CBOCs deliver primary care, mental health, and select specialty services closer to home than the parent VA medical center.
Department of Veterans Affairs medical facility serving Warren, MI veterans with primary care, mental health, and specialty services.
Use the VA find-locations tool to confirm hours, services, and the closest clinic.
Community-based VA Vet Center serving Warren area combat veterans and their families with free counseling, readjustment services, and bereavement support.
Vet Centers are independent of VA medical facilities and confidential.
These Michigan programs are not based in Warren but accept residents.
Community-based VA Vet Center serving Grand Rapids area combat veterans and their families with free counseling, readjustment services, and bereavement support.
Vet Centers are independent of VA medical facilities and confidential.
The Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency administers Michigan-specific veteran healthcare programs and benefits and connects veterans with accredited service officers, state benefits, and local resources.
Department of Veterans Affairs medical facility serving Detroit, MI veterans with primary care, mental health, and specialty services.
Use the VA find-locations tool to confirm hours, services, and the closest clinic.
Community-based VA Vet Center serving Detroit area combat veterans and their families with free counseling, readjustment services, and bereavement support.
Vet Centers are independent of VA medical facilities and confidential.
VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) options for Flint, MI veterans.
CBOCs deliver primary care, mental health, and select specialty services closer to home than the parent VA medical center.
Apply for VA health care to access primary, specialty, and mental health services at VA facilities serving Michigan.
Most veterans with qualifying service and an other-than-dishonorable discharge are eligible.
Department of Veterans Affairs medical facility serving Flint, MI veterans with primary care, mental health, and specialty services.
Use the VA find-locations tool to confirm hours, services, and the closest clinic.
VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic (CBOC) options for Lansing, MI veterans.
CBOCs deliver primary care, mental health, and select specialty services closer to home than the parent VA medical center.
Start with the resources listed on this page, which are filtered to Warren and the surrounding Michigan area. If you do not see what you need, expand to the full Michigan healthcare guide or call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 1-877-424-3838 for an immediate referral.
Veterans in Warren are typically served by the nearest VA facility serving Warren. Call 1-877-222-8387 or visit VA.gov/find-locations to confirm the right campus, clinic hours, and what services are offered before you travel.
Most listed resources are free or low-cost for eligible veterans. Eligibility, copays, and waitlists vary by program, so confirm cost and required documents (DD-214, VA award letter, proof of residency) when you call.
